. >> we continue to is a hewitt the class of 2020. big congrats to michael. he's headed to san francisco city college to thank you di fire fighting. a big should out to erica johnson a senior at sannen to san to. email do to greats @cbs taupe. why is a big tieard at the cent controversy. update on the giants man to keep all full- time missouris on the payroll through september. mean while, it's full speed ahead on that relocation project at oracle. workers have resumed construction on the bullpen. back in march it was shut down to help mitigate the spread of coronavirus. giants tell us they aim to have that project completed in two to three weeks, when finished the bullpen will finally live beyond center field instead of on the nashville. nfl steelers quarterback ben roethlisberger posted video online. for this trip to the barber shop. that's still not allowed in parts of minnesota. and ty cover cow have known it. >> you go to something like a barber shop and you're not protected, i don't care who you. i done think any pence vapian august to take cha thans ch

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protesters are rallying in chicago and other hewitt cities as demonstrations of the death of george floyd into a 5th day floyd an unarmed black man was killed while being detained by police in minneapolis on monday.

economic force in the world well professor as you mentioned poverty obviously a population the country hewitt accounts for about 40 percent of the world's the urban part community it's already struggling to make ends meet there are more than 110000 confirmed cases and more than $3400.00 deaths in the country are we going to expect this virus to ravage the the most porn aybar had they have no running water extremely poor sanitation especially coming out close to the super cycle and it's going to hit the country. you know you don't there that there is a tragedy here but there's also something that verges on the obscene it's a little bit like here in the united states having politicians get out there and say aerated make sure the way to be safe is to get in stride stay inside and wash your hands we have a 1000000 at least on him to homeless people in the united states who obviously jams do it that's what homeless means at least it's a patient his cruelty what exactly in her a 1000000 years it's that they're in trouble 100000000 or more if india they don't have shelters that keep them separate fr

joining us now are our bloomberg reporter, ellen hewitt, who were at the cover of this week's editionmberg businessweek. there are a few different stories going on here. you have the need for this service from people who are shut in. you have the workers on the front lines complaining about their safety and lack of benefits. and you have the company that has been stepping up to meet the demand. how do you reconcile those different stories and where did you land in terms of just how well this is going? isi think my take on this instacart has been facing this enormous surge in demand for their business, which has been a blessing and a curse. they, for the first time, turned a profit. that is almost unheard of in terms of these gig economy companies. iny earned $10 million april. they are unsure if they will continue to do that in the future, but it is a huge milestone for the company. i think the intense surge in demand has put into sharp relief there somewhat tortured relationship with their contractors. this is a workforce that before the pandemic was around 180,000 contractors who go

i think it is an artifact of huge differences in hewitt's unemployed as well leading -- in who is unemployedng to those aberrations. it will spread out overdose go to three months. it has been an extraordinary week. we thank all of you for your great interest in this simulcast. it has been an interesting experiment. jonathan and i were holed up in a clue in davos and we started talking about it over a beverage of his choice, and over that beer we said maybe we can do this. it has been an interesting launch to this experiment that weeksl hone in the coming , hopefully with your good feedback. for lisa abramowicz and jonathan ferro, i am tom keene. this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ staying connected your way is easier than ever. you're just a tap away from personalized support on xfinity.com. get faster internet speeds with a click. order xfi pods to your home in a snap. or change your xfinity services with just a touch. all in one place. you're only seconds away from all of that on xfinity.com. faster than a call. easy as a tap. now that's simple, easy, awesome. ♪ jonathan: from new york cit

so i cofounded the congress in 2015 with the late shane hewitt. i organized the residents assembly and co-founded the filipino community development corporation in 2017, the only filipino community organization corporation that focuses on affordable housing, development. so last year i organized the soma neighborhood resident council. it's an organization in soma. all of these organizations are actively working on issues to help low-income in our community. so if given the opportunity to be a member of the soma c.a.c., i'd like to help the committee with the low-income residents in soma. and to bring to the attention of the committee issues that are important to them, such as affordable housing, focusing on how to preserve gentrification in soma and to fight against eviction. i will also work with residents of the administration to help public safety and especially on 6th street. and local hiring. and lastly supporting neighborhood events and programs under soma filipinos, that brings people together as one community. so i hope, you know, my work

now with me my political panel, zerlina maxwell and hugh hewitt, a conservative radio talk show host. hugh, let me go to you first. you and i disagree on a lot but always respect each other. i was excited to have you on again. i need to you help me out. i need to hear from you what is obamagate? the president refers to obamagate and won't define it. maybe you can help me out. >> sure, i think it's the intentional interference with the peaceful transition of power, al, which is the glory of the republic that hasn't happened since 1861 with lincoln's election and the secession of states. and what the allegation of what people use shorthand for is did leaders at the top of the fbi with or without the assistance of senior white house officials and others in the intelligence community attempt to destroy president trump and plant time bombs in his presidency. and the unmasking that came out would lead me to believe that, in fact, some people did do that. >> with the direction of president obama? >> that is unclear, although the january 5 meeting is going to be a subject of great interest wh

investigation, and we know that because of something that the attorney general said in an interview with hugh hewitt just a short while back, the end of april. watch this. >> as far as i'm aware, none of the people whose actions are being reviewed at this point are running for president. >> martha: what do you think about that? >> follow the evidence. that's why you put a career prosecutor that is a political like john durham in that position. were ever the evidence takes. joe biden did make the unmasking request and wasn't involved in any of the flint decisions, than so be, but someone needs to know it. what i took that to mean is there is no evidentiary support for it yet but i don't think durham is through either. you don't know until you talk to the witnesses. that is on point with the fbi. you don't know who leaked until you ask them. >> martha: so obviously, lindsey graham is going to get some pushback from the president's supporters on this because a lot of people look at these situations from the beginning and say no one has actually been held accountable. it's been an enormous source of fru

that is actually a wallpaper swag that is an absolute period document that we found at the cooper hewittollection in new york of the smithsonian design museum. it was installed in 19 95 when the room was done again. what you see in the room is different wallpaper, different up hole industry, the feeling of the room that mrs. kept created. she would be thrilled to know that more historical research was going into how to keep the room looking historic. she acquired one arm chire and two side chairs for this blue room furniture. you see one of the side chairs in its current fabric. this is fabric that mrs. kennedy chose choge this eagle on it. it has gone through three clear combinations. what is interesting is it is one of two she acquired. it is difficult to see but the bottom inscription is the french cabinet maker. it exists. you see what happens when people keep attacking uphole industry fabrics to a frame that bears the maker's name. we do minimally inevasive uphole industry where you build a structure inside the chair and attach the fabrics to the new materials. the chair is now move

. >> hewitt thanks michael we're going to turn to amy brown. reporter: could use if this anything happening are not happening at tyson and the other places that have outbreaks so other businesses can learn from? also had served any thought been given to opening a hotline or providing for those who feel they might be at risk in the workplace? >> is a country itself is grappled with outbreaks, specifically those that meet a lot has been learned a couple of days ago the u.s. cdc itself put out a new document around guidance and best practices for meats and poultry processing plants. we have discussed that document tyson and the colleagues there make sure they're implementing all of the administrative and engineering controls, some involve things like making sure workers are facing the same direction on the line, rather than face-to-face with each other which reduces the likelihood of transmission. others involves making sure the right cleaning steps are being taken. so there has been a lot that has been learned, u.s. cdc's but that document on the

and we look at the challenge of battling false information about hewitt's for the crowded virus in africa. welcomes another look at the international forecast we've got some quater weather coming into the middle east over the next couple of days or so the same couple of days ago actually in saudi arabia we had some heavy and thundery downpours we somehow mixed in for good measure it did cause some localized flooding at a cosi inevitable was brought disruption as a result of these big downpours quater weather coming through as we go on through the next hour so the wetter weather is easing a swiss a little bit a shower of cloud just around the levant that sin the process of nudging further east which is well says i am by radiancy wanted to showers in the distance here but i think it will be largely quiet as we go through the next couple of days with plenty of sunshine here we don't have temperatures at around 3435 maybe 36 degrees over the next couple of days pleasantly warm little warm up for we go on through the weekend meanwhile across northern parts of africa lots of warm sunshine in pl

we, myself and other barristers, and ngos, had already written to martin hewitt, who is the chair ofthese fixed penalty notices come on these fixed penalty notices come on the basis that the cps has reviewed its prosecutions under this emergency legislation and it found that 28% of those prosecutions have been wrong and there have been unlawful convictions. it is highly likely in any event for there to be a huge number of on the spot fines, putting it colloquially, which would have been wrongly issued. we have then got the cummings situation, and then got the cummings situation, and the difficulty there is that many people potentially will have been issued fpns, fixed penalty notices, on the basis that it is not a reasonable excuse for them to have driven, for example, to be near family, because that's what they wa nt to family, because that's what they want to do in case of emergency. 0r they might have been given fpns for being outside and not exercising, perhaps sitting by a river bank, as dominic cummings did. when people have heard the justification by not only the prime ministe

martin hewitt, chair of the national police chief ‘s counsel, thank you.way, with addenbrooke's hospital in cambridge seeing less than third of the usual number of young patients. our science correspondent richard westcott reports. there are plenty of staff on shift and all the safety measures are in place but at this hospital, like many others, staff of the virus is stopping parents bringing the children in. it's a lot quieter. we got empty beds for the first time in paediatrics. we have not had empty beds for a long time. you are a nurse but also apparent. could you understand why people would be worried in the end? totally, totally understand it and i discussed it with my colleagues and said what would we do with our children were sick we've all gone, oh, no but we all know the right answer is to seek medical hope and medical help is needed and we would bring our children in. keep your eyes skill, keep your head still right now, look at my fingers wiggling, that's brilliant, fantastic. they would normally see 80—90 children a day at this time of year bu

so i cofounded the congress in 2015 with the late shane hewitt. i organized the residents assembly and co-founded the filipino community development corporation in 2017, the only filipino community organization corporation that focuses on affordable housing, development. so last year i organized the soma neighborhood resident council. it's an organization in soma. all of these organizations are actively working on issues to help low-income in our community. so if given the opportunity to be a member of the soma c.a.c., i'd like to help the committee with the low-income residents in soma. and to bring to the attention of the committee issues that are important to them, such as affordable housing, focusing on how to preserve gentrification in soma and to fight against eviction. i will also work with residents of the administration to help public safety and especially on 6th street. and local hiring. and lastly supporting neighborhood events and programs under soma filipinos, that brings people together as one community. so i hope, you know, my work

dan hewitt from itv. good afternoon, health secretary.ss to enough food or skipping or rationing food has doubled since the start of this crisis. that includes 1.7 million children. given we don't know when this crisis will end, does the government have a long—term plan beyond what it has already done to help millions of struggling families? secondly, yesterday, the prime minister insisted it was the right thing to do to charge migrant health workers to use the nhs. now health workers to use the nhs. now he says it is the wrong thing to do. what exactly happened in the last 24 hours to make him change his mind? the prime minister yesterday gave an a nswer to the prime minister yesterday gave an answer to the immigration help surcharge as a whole and has asked the home secretary and i to work on making sure that nhs and care workers don't have to pay it. so thatis workers don't have to pay it. so that is the explanation to the second part of your question. on the first part, you are absolutely right to ask about this, it is incredibly impo

i will turn to dan hewitt of itv. sorry about that. good afternoon to both of you.he entire population to download the app once it is up and running, how crucial and central will it be to the government's policy of suppressing the virus, and how much will it dictate going forward the measures you have put in place or that you lived in terms of the lockdown? and secondly on testing, with the number down to 76,000, how do you account for the sharp fall injust 76,000, how do you account for the sharp fall in just 24 hours and how concerned are you by the fall of almost 30,000 tests? thank you. on the first, you are right, when it comes to contact tracing, the more people who download the app that has been developed by the nhs, the better. there are some 80,000 households on the isle of wight and we would like to see more than half of households, if we can, sign up to the app but it is striking and it refers back to the point that chris mason made how public spirited people have been through the crisis, and knowing this is a contribution that all of us can make to helpi

protesters are rallying in chicago and other hewitt cities as demonstrations of the death of george floyd into a 5th day floyd an unarmed black man was killed while being detained by police in minneapolis on monday. the united states 1st a privately built rocket has taken off with astronauts on board spice x. misson mission could mean the end of hitching rides with russia to the international space station and in a new era of space tourism. european leaders have aged u.s. president donald trump to reconsider his decision to cut ties with the world health organization trump accuses the agency of not doing enough to could merely spread the coronavirus. india has announced it will ease some book down restrictions from july restaurants hotels shopping centers and religious buildings will be allowed to reopen areas with high numbers of infections are excluded from the changes. this is the doubly news from berlin you can follow us on twitter and instagram at the news or visit our website at state dot com. gemini's highways are overcrowded and traffic is only getting was. some of the foresaid ju